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30`h More dust observed crossing walls of the back yard of the Poplar homes. Called AQMD have yet to hear from them. 31 new contractor was cleaning cracks and sealing them, creating lot of dust in the cleaning of cracks. Scott Kutner inform me that the city code enforcement was shutting the job site down for no permit or business License.) was told they could not work till they had The city license and permits Sat. Nov 2 A sub contractor came in and washed the parking lot of the asphalt milling, letting the milling go into the gutter on 1300 block of Sharon Rd then 2500 block of poplar, traveling down to 1400 to 1500 River LN into the storm drain and Santiago Creek. Monday Nov 4th Received a call from neighbor asking about all the black mud laying in gutter of Sharon and Poplar Rd. I went to the Church parking lot and found two contractor employees blowing the dirt and dust over the wall again and it was before 8 am. I ask them to stop and said I thought the job was shut down by the city. Craig Foster of public works showed up and the workers were blowing dust again. Craig went to the Church to talk to them. About a hour later I was talking to Catalina Garibay-Vegas at her home on Poplar and dust was crossing over her wall. I asked Craig to shut them down again. Later I went to the church parking lot to meet with Code Enforcement Officer, Toni Carvalho seeing that they were blowing asphalt dust with Toni watching them. I asked her why they were blowing dust on a job that was shut down. She said she wanted to see what the problem was with the dust going over the walls. Less than 30 seconds later the dust was going over the wall. I called the AQMD and left a message about the dust. No response from AQMD That after noon the Contractor was starting to clean up the mud and dirt on our streets Nov 5T" Contractor is pressure washing the curb and gutter and using sand bags to capture the asphalt milling. They finish At 730 that night. Submitted by Terry McCall The following Casa de Santiago residents are concerned with the asphalt milling and slurry project at 2500 N. Bristol This is about the lack of response by the City of Santa Ana, public works, fire department, police department and California Air Quality Management District. For the release of asphalt dust in our neighborhood, four separate times